MAS CARNEYTI3 USB C Headphones, Type C Earphones Wired with Microphone, Compatible with Samsung, VIVO, OPPO, Mi, Google Pixel and Apple iPhone 15

As description, one white pair and black pair, usbc, value for money, work well. Cheap. Gr8 for use intended, good quality sound, volume and answer button.

Good USB C headphones, good sound and quality

After a month using it, it broke. Only one ear was working.The sound was fine and I was enjoying it while it was working.

The microphone is also quite poor, people can’t hear me unless I hold the mic and cable close to my mouth. Disappointed with the overall quality.

Great sound quality for me. Even let's me know where my ears are. L/R, left and right.

I use these as spares when im charging my Bluetooth headphones and they do the job and for the price it's about the quality you would expect.I've had these for a little while now and they still work good but when I have no sound playing you can hear some static but it isn't crazy. The audio quality is alright and the length is OK but if you are using these often id spend a bit more on some quality ones.

I thought I would try USB C earphones for the first time partly in the hope that they would not wear down so easily. What a terrible waste it is, these cheap earphones, as well as more expensive ones, breaking after...well even months seems too short a time but sometimes they last only weeks if brushed too much against something. First one ear stops working and suddenly you are having to purposely press the jack against something in order to hear anything at all. So time shall tell how long these earphones will last for-I am hoping that the USB C port proves to help create a more robust endurance. The sound may be ever so slightly tinny but the quality overall seems far enough. Again, I will update, hopefully, should anything change.What I found to be quite the problem was changing the size of those round squidgy things placed onto the ear speakers. Removing them was fine. I managed to fix a larger squidgy item onto the left ear but the right ear was most troubling taking me some time and causing sprain: I had to switch hands and it still took me some time.Furthermore, despite having larger s"quidgies" they still are too loose in my ears and certainly shall fall out from light walking never mind jogging. I for one also do not wish to force them into my ears in a bid to have them stay.For home use they should be fine but they will require careful testing outside. I did try them out on a walk earlier today and yes, they stayed in. But they were loosening alongside my movements.

Very comfortable to wear but broke within a few weeks so not worth the money, I wouldn't recommend.